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izzydata
4y ago
Ideally this should mean everyone immediately stops using Amazon for being too unreliable.
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izzydata
4y ago
I think blindly firing employees with low code counts is an objectively bad decision that ignores a lot of nuance and likely lost a lot of great engineers to companies that will respect them.
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izzydata
4y ago
This guy said there was lipstick on his drinks straw. That seems rather definitive.
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izzydata
4y ago
I suspect you need to be a bank and aren't allowed to make such risky bets.
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izzydata
4y ago
Why would anyone subject themselves to such ridiculous behavior? If someone spat in my food or ate some of my food I would never use their service again. Any business with any sense should immediately fire such employees or risk losing cust
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izzydata
4y ago
If there is no service then I am not going to add a tip. I think the most egregious one I've ever seen was at Panera Bread. The automatic machine where I didn't even talk to a person to enter my order asked me for a tip. I'm
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izzydata
4y ago
Covid bumpers sounds funnier anyway.
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izzydata
4y ago
I hope we call this generation of people the covid boomers in the future.
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izzydata
4y ago
There are a lot of science fiction stories warning about AI. Although, they are about actual AI and not machine learning. Personally I think it is actually literally impossible to make AI built from conventional computer hardware. Anything
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izzydata
4y ago
Silently into the night.
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izzydata
4y ago
How is there still an ecosystem?
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4y ago
You can't sell lies if you only tell the truth.
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izzydata
4y ago
Since the worst is probably going to happen this means he will make no discernable changes.
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izzydata
4y ago
Assuming this kind of thing is fraud how does it manage to even happen at a company as large as Facebook? Is it on accident through some reckless merging of databases or is it on purpose and they think they are just too big to care about la
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izzydata
4y ago
It's curious that anyone would put their health or height on a resume. It doesn't seem particularly relevant to anything.
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izzydata
4y ago
Are there any browser addons that can remove all paid for ad results and re-sort them to their non-paid for location?
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izzydata
4y ago
That's fine if the price reflects the value of it being temporary, but often they are selling it at a price that only makes sense for it being perpetual and also label it as such.
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izzydata
4y ago
At least just never "rent" anything ever. If they don't explicitly mention it is a n endless perpetual license to said content and their terminology implies that it is then you should never give them money under any circumsta
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izzydata
4y ago
300 million for advertising probably.
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izzydata
4y ago
I think a lot more people are struggling between passing and failing than getting a B instead of an A.
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izzydata
4y ago
Does anyone else just not use youtube anymore? It's not even worth fighting its annoying systems. There might be some content I want to see on there, but it's going to go unseen by me. Sorry video creators. It's probably time
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izzydata
4y ago
And also use the heat from their PC to boil water and then spin a turbine to generate electricity to sell back to the grid.
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izzydata
4y ago
There is no fundamental reason why a PC can't be made to be like a console due to the fact that consoles are just PCs. It's pretty darn simple already, but Microsoft could take it one step further by having some kind of boot into
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izzydata
4y ago
They make money by selling software and not hardware so this was part of their intent. Windows PCs are a Microsoft gaming platform.
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izzydata
4y ago
There are a lot more institutions than governments. Also private institutions don't write the laws that govern the money so there isn't really a conflict of interest.
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izzydata
4y ago
Agreed. When passions turn into a financial obligations then it becomes really obvious.
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izzydata
4y ago
If I had to take a guess I'd say that in the past it took a ton of work to record and catalog just a small number of these and now they can brute force find and record them so quickly that it makes the past efforts look like a waste of
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izzydata
4y ago
Thankfully I have control of my computer and can decide what does and does not display on it. Thank you adblockers.
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izzydata
4y ago
How can any self respecting individual work in such an environment? It's sad to know there are so many talented engineers that spend all of their days making amazing things that Elon just takes credit for.
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izzydata
4y ago
Exactly, so they should do the only logical thing and vote out Elon as Tesla's CEO so he stops destroying whatever public image they have left. Elon doesn't "do" anything besides be a double edged hype machine.
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